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Riding Tall (2014)

by Kate Sherwood(Favorite Author)

3.84 of 5 Votes: 4

ISBN

1627984100 (ISBN13: 9781627984102)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Dreamspinner Press

series

The Fall

review 1: I liked it but it was depressing. I liked Joe and Mackenzie in the first book. They had an interesting relationship and I loved how hard they had to work for it. That was what sold me on The Fall. I wanted to see it continued in Riding Tall.The pressure Joe is under to keep his family together and functioning increases exponentially in Riding Tall. I wouldn't have thought it was possible, but it apparently is. Joe is stretched so thin by all of his responsibilities that he has no time or energy to give to Mackenzie. Their relationship felt like a barren wasteland. The stress of Joe's responsibilities along with coldness of their romance were enough to make me feel depressed as I was reading the book. It actually sent me into a funk for a day. I didn't enjoy that.... more What should have been an obvious solution to their problems took them forever to figure out. The ending was supposed to be a happy one but I wasn't feeling anything more than relief. The overall book took a toll on me and I just wanted it to be over.
review 2: I really enjoyed the first book in this series and while I enjoyed this one, it just wasn't as good for me. At times I was getting very frustrated with Joe and him wanting to take on everything on his own without any help, he has other family members are they are really non-existent with any kinda of help with the exception of Ally. While I knew it would all work out in the end, I didn't like the way he acted towards Mackenzie. You know he loves him, he was just very unemotional when it came to certain things that it made me question his feelings. Joe's martyr act started to get to be too much. Overall it was a good read for a second book in a series. less

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